When you visit Las Vegas you want to play blackjack, roulette, poker and all of the other games. But sometimes you need a break from that. Seeing a show is one of the most popular non-gambling related things to do in Vegas.
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V The Ultimate Variety Show
"V: The Ultimate Variety Show" is playing at the "V" theatre inside the Miracle Mile Mall at Planet Hollywood. The show has recently undergone the largest revamping it’s had in recent years. There are a lot of new acts in this show, as well as a couple of the old favorites. The show is fresh, vibrant, and as fun as it ever was. It is a great evening that showcases the talents of some of the best variety acts in town. These are all part of the "A" list of talent that we have in our city. Many of these acts play multiple gigs---doing this show as well as other major production shows on the Strip. I have personally recommended this show to more people than probably any other show in town. It is simply a show that cannot miss. There will be something that everyone can enjoy in this show.
Cashetta, the Extra Large Medium is playing inside the Wolf Theatre at the Clarion Hotel. Cashetta is a female impersonator psychic, and creates an interesting production that first looks with comedic eyes on the world of psychics, and later seems to turn into an actual psychic show with a more serious side to it. Cashetta doesn’t try to convince anyone to believe in or not believe in psychics, but rather lets the audience decide on their own based the accuracy of her insights. The intuitive visions that are related make many of the audience members think twice about their doubts.
"Bite" is playing in the showroom at the Stratosphere Tower and Casino. It is the story of the Lord Vampire's search to replace his long lost Queen of the Night. The story is told through the words of classic rock & roll songs, and the actions and dancing of the cast. It is a great concept...vampires are always an interesting topic, and having beautiful topless vampire dancers is a plus as well. The show has just celebrated its fifth year at the Stratosphere, and in many ways, has captured both a cult and campy following. It has gone through several variations and is still trying to find the best version of itself.
V The Ultimate Variety Show
